Ti | = | Autonomy and Automation: |
1.1.sec | = | The movement of "open source," "peer-to-peer", blockchain, CommonAccord ("P2P") is about to engulf transacting. |
1.2.0.sec | = | P2P is arriving in the context of: |
1.2.1.sec | = | the massive centralization and automation of production, marketing, transport and finance ("supply"); |
1.2.2.sec | = | the internet of things coming to life; and |
1.2.3.sec | = | artificial intelligence becoming at least as good as humans at most tasks required to run an automated system of supply. |
1.2. | = | [G/Z/ol-i/s3] |
1. | = | [G/Z/paras/s2] |
2.1.sec | = | The conference will explore a simple, legally-enabled approach to P2P which we think has substantial advantages, notably in security, safety and legitimacy. |
2.2.0.sec | = | The foundations are: |
2.2.1.sec | = | A peer-based approach to records and transacting; |
2.2.2.sec | = | A flexible "object model" for legal relationships; and |
2.2.3.sec | = | Wikipedia-like sharing of forms, boilerplate and other text. |
2.2. | = | [G/Z/ol-i/s3] |
2. | = | [G/Z/paras/s2] |
3.0.sec | = | Technically, this is based on: |
3.1.sec | = | the CommonAccord data model as a format for transaction records; |
3.2.sec | = | cryptographically-secured access to records; and |
3.3.sec | = | blockchain-based automation (smart contracts) and proof. |
3.3.Note | = | Validation may be often be done by "trust-providers" such as trustees, banks and authorities rather than "trustless" validation, for confidentiality and information security reasons. Trustless validation, however, is needed in some situations and will reduce opportunities for trust-providers to exploit their position. |
3. | = | [G/Z/ol-i/s3] |
4.sec | = | We expect the focus of the the conference to be presentation of projects and discussion to raise awareness among legal, business and government leaders of the impact of this codified, peer-based approach to law and transacting. |
= | [G/Z/ol/s4] | |
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